I did a biopsy on venous malformation,and my result indicates that if I'm going to remove the whole malformation through surgery there is every tendency that the malformation will be back. Besides the scar on the biopsy, I did was really bad. I cant imagine how the scar will look if carried out on the main region. So I read about veineous malformation treatment and I found that Multiple sclerotherapeutic sessions, Venous embolization, Endovenous laser therapy can shrink up the swollen vien without surgery being carried out. According to general hospital they said I can only get treatment outside the country and since I have no money going abroad for this treatment, I want to know if there are any private hospitals that are specialized in using this treatment in Nigeria. Can I please have answers?
Definitely there wil b hospitals in Nigeria dat can carry out wht u so desire though might not b efficient as u desire but@least half bread is better than none. Carry out ur search well pls!
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Is it a superficial or deep vein , is it within or around a vital organ .. What part of the body? This write up doesn't give that info. It all depends on what part which is the key to answering that question as to if it can be done here in Nigeria or not
There's a chance of it not coming back if u remove it thru surgery...VMs can also be cured thru Sclerotherapy...doing it abroad would've been the best if u had the money....wish u all d best though...
Well go to reddington hospital. There's one not too far from mega plaza on d island and also on Isaac John str GRA Ikeja. Also try lagoon hospital. Goodluck!
Hey lassie. Tbh. What u will spend on such treatment in private nigerian hospital is equivalent to the money u will spend to go abroad. Any doctors here to prove me wrong
Hmm i don't knowpersonally... i think the previous goverment said they ve done many things in the health sector so let the come out and help direct u on where those Standard Hospitals r... Wish u well bro.
Hey LIBer, I don't know the quality of the place u went to but biopsy for a venous malformation should not be done. The first step is a Doppler ultrasound and if the malformation was not adequately defined by the Doppler due to its complicated nature, then they do magnetic resonance angiography. But biopsy is not an option in fact it is dangerous. They only biopsy tumors to know the pathological makeup. Sorry I can't help with the laser therapy in nigeria. - Medical doctor in U.S.
I think only people with a medical background can help out. But anyway I had a surgery to remove an arteriovenous malformation at Luth and am still alive. Though I spent a lot of money.you can ask your doctor from the private hospital you use to give you a referral.
I know of this Indian Hospital in Kuje, Abuja and I know a couple of people that have gone there for treatment instead of travelling out of the country www.primushospitalnigeria.com you can confirm
Never knew biopsies were done on hemangiomas hmmmmm this is new to my ears. Y wasn't an MRI done or is urs a malignant entity cos generally hemangiomas are known to be benign.
Btw...sclerotherapy and ablation are ur best bet without surgery. As for the procedure not being done in nigeria is almost 98% true. If i were you though I'd ask around most of these tertiary hospitals,u just might be lucky. As for privates hospital,if eventually u get to see one that does,trust me to tell u ud pay thru ur teeth. The likes of eko hospital or dt big hospital in abuja*4gotten it's name* may be able to carry out such procedure.
Or better still depending on ur location,go to any tertiary hospital visit their hematological/internal medicine dept and be sure to see a consultant whom might likely have an idea as to where it's done in nigeria,pointing u to the right direction
this guy must be very bored!!! if at all he has anything serious to say, he should have deployed the first law of communication - get your audience to be able to decode your message. u can go to Orerokpe hospital in mushin for your treatment, lol
Very easy. Look for a venous veterinary to extricate the malformation in copious biospical amount. Then appyl the medicaments and the apothecaries on the affected region with intermittent blasts of lazer to subcutaneous and endovenous layers. An indigenous practitioner shld b easy to subjugate and ameliorate the offending region with multiple sclerotherapeutic sessions though i must advise against venous embolisation because of ebola.
No hospital in Nigeria does that. You have to travel outside to get that kind of treatment but depending on the site,parliatives include wearing of tight stockings & hoses, elevation of the limb, use of certain drugs like vinegar,ethanolamine and some other drugs not found in this country...so like I said depending on the site and whether it's from birth or not. So more info is needed here. You can tweet for more @Renegbuya
can you come to Grandville Medical and laser for evaluation.There are many options of treatments. There is option of laser,Radiofrequency,foam sclerotherapy but we need to evaluate you first and decide which is the best option for treatment. We have laser for vascular lesion and we have thermage radiofrequency device for vascular lesion. Grandville medical and laser is located at 36 Ogunlana Drive Surulere Lagos www.grandvillemed.com
Hi poster, my son had this issue. Please google Dr Milton Waner or Vascular Birthmark Foundation (VBF). They are an authority on all types of Vascular malformation. My baby will be proceeding to the US for treatment in a couple of weeks. Wish you all the best.
Kindly go to Grandville Medical and Laser 36 Ogunlana drive Surulere Lagos There is a Plastic Surgeon there who can help with use of either Laser or a Thermage radiofrequency device
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DeleteDefinitely there wil b hospitals in Nigeria dat can carry out wht u so desire though might not b efficient as u desire but@least half bread is better than none. Carry out ur search well pls!
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ReplyDeleteIs it a superficial or deep vein , is it within or around a vital organ .. What part of the body? This write up doesn't give that info. It all depends on what part which is the key to answering that question as to if it can be done here in Nigeria or not
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ReplyDeleteThere's a chance of it not coming back if u remove it thru surgery...VMs can also be cured thru Sclerotherapy...doing it abroad would've been the best if u had the money....wish u all d best though...
ReplyDeleteWell go to reddington hospital. There's one not too far from mega plaza on d island and also on Isaac John str GRA Ikeja. Also try lagoon hospital. Goodluck!
ReplyDeleteI dont understand a thibg on this post so let me just sit down relass I will come back to read a very brilliant comment from LIBs.
ReplyDeleteCan someone please translate this to English? Wetin be the problem?
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ReplyDeleteThere should be...if you do your findings well you'll get aa good private hospital but you have to hold a handful of money.
ReplyDeleteHey lassie. Tbh. What u will spend on such treatment in private nigerian hospital is equivalent to the money u will spend to go abroad. Any doctors here to prove me wrong
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ReplyDeleteHey LIBer, I don't know the quality of the place u went to but biopsy for a venous malformation should not be done. The first step is a Doppler ultrasound and if the malformation was not adequately defined by the Doppler due to its complicated nature, then they do magnetic resonance angiography. But biopsy is not an option in fact it is dangerous. They only biopsy tumors to know the pathological makeup. Sorry I can't help with the laser therapy in nigeria.
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DeleteI think only people with a medical background can help out. But anyway I had a surgery to remove an arteriovenous malformation at Luth and am still alive. Though I spent a lot of money.you can ask your doctor from the private hospital you use to give you a referral.
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ReplyDeleteI know of this Indian Hospital in Kuje, Abuja and I know a couple of people that have gone there for treatment instead of travelling out of the country www.primushospitalnigeria.com you can confirm
ReplyDeleteNever knew biopsies were done on hemangiomas hmmmmm this is new to my ears.
ReplyDeleteY wasn't an MRI done or is urs a malignant entity cos generally hemangiomas are known to be benign.
Btw...sclerotherapy and ablation are ur best bet without surgery.
As for the procedure not being done in nigeria is almost 98% true. If i were you though I'd ask around most of these tertiary hospitals,u just might be lucky.
As for privates hospital,if eventually u get to see one that does,trust me to tell u ud pay thru ur teeth. The likes of eko hospital or dt big hospital in abuja*4gotten it's name* may be able to carry out such procedure.
Or better still depending on ur location,go to any
tertiary hospital visit their hematological/internal medicine dept and be sure to see a consultant whom might likely have an idea as to where it's done in nigeria,pointing u to the right direction
Hian..... you didnt even say if your male or female. My brother/sister how do you expect to get help?
ReplyDeletethis guy must be very bored!!! if at all he has anything serious to say, he should have deployed the first law of communication - get your audience to be able to decode your message. u can go to Orerokpe hospital in mushin for your treatment, lol
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ReplyDeleteVery easy. Look for a venous veterinary to extricate the malformation in copious biospical amount. Then appyl the medicaments and the apothecaries on the affected region with intermittent blasts of lazer to subcutaneous and endovenous layers. An indigenous practitioner shld b easy to subjugate and ameliorate the offending region with multiple sclerotherapeutic sessions though i must advise against venous embolisation because of ebola.
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ReplyDeleteI doubt it if you can get such treatment in Nigeria, but I think you'd still have to visit a hospital for referral to centres outside this country.
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ReplyDeleteNo hospital in Nigeria does that. You have to travel outside to get that kind of treatment but depending on the site,parliatives include wearing of tight stockings & hoses, elevation of the limb, use of certain drugs like vinegar,ethanolamine and some other drugs not found in this country...so like I said depending on the site and whether it's from birth or not. So more info is needed here. You can tweet for more @Renegbuya
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ReplyDeletecan you come to Grandville Medical and laser for evaluation.There are many options of treatments.
ReplyDeleteThere is option of laser,Radiofrequency,foam sclerotherapy but we need to evaluate you first and decide which is the best option for treatment.
We have laser for vascular lesion and we have thermage radiofrequency device for vascular lesion.
Grandville medical and laser is located at 36 Ogunlana Drive Surulere Lagos
www.grandvillemed.com
Hi poster, my son had this issue. Please google Dr Milton Waner or Vascular Birthmark Foundation (VBF). They are an authority on all types of Vascular malformation. My baby will be proceeding to the US for treatment in a couple of weeks. Wish you all the best.
ReplyDeleteI didn't understand one word I read!
ReplyDeleteWhat is venous malformation? My google no work....
ReplyDeleteQuite refreshing seeing some brilliant response here. I hope u get well.
ReplyDeleteKindly go to Grandville Medical and Laser 36 Ogunlana drive Surulere Lagos
ReplyDeleteThere is a Plastic Surgeon there who can help with use of either Laser or a Thermage radiofrequency device
See how oyinbo doctor use these naija ones pa...... Na waa ooooo
ReplyDeleteCheck Memphis enugu
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ReplyDeleteAfterwards use a drug called XARELTO 15mg twice daily for the first two weeks followed by 20mg daily at least for 6 months.
ReplyDeleteCheck saint Nicholas hosp,lagos.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty straight forward tho.
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